Beyond its renowned reputation as a hub for trade and investment worldwide, the United Kingdom actively fosters a pro-business environment, including through targeted incentives to Venture Capital and startups in every stage, from seed investment to Series A/B+ and to stock exchange listing.
Our short webinar addresses these rules and how their interplay with the Brazilian tax regime may enable efficient structures for entrepreneurs in Brazil to tap into the UK's unique VC ecosystem.
Programme:
- Welcoming address by Vera Innes, Chair of the Brazilian Chamber of Commerce in GB
Opening remarks
- Martin Whalley, Executive Director for Trade and Investment, Brazil - UK Government's Department for International Trade (DIT)
- Julia Koch, Business Development Manager for Inward Investment, Brazil - UK Government's Department for International Trade (DIT)
- Shortcomings of startups' taxation in Brazil - Gustavo Braga, founding partner at BBS - Braga, Bastos & Sá Advogados and Head of the Tax Committee of the Brazilian Chamber of Commerce in GB
- UK tax on residents and non-residents - Fernanda Ellis, Brazilian lawyer and UK Chartered Accountant, founding partner at Ellis Accountancy Ltd and member of the Tax Committee of the Brazilian Chamber of Commerce in GB
- UK's Venture Capital tax relief rules and other incentives - Malcolm Joy, Tax Partner at Frazier & Deeter, London & Jonathan Clark, Tax Director at Frazier & Deeter, London
- Q&A Session - Moderated by Luiz Felipe Ferraz, Mattos Filho.